The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1887-08-25
GENERAL NEWS.
0oings Throughout the World and
the Nation.
Items Taken From the Latest Tele.
graphic Reports on Subjects
of Interest.

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graphic Reports on Subjects
of Interest.
The cattle plague is raging in the South
Russian provinces.
A free delivery system has been order
ed at San Diego, Cal.
A slight earthquake shock occurred in
San Francisco last week.
! The Prohibitionists of Nebraska have
put full state ticket in the field.
The Sarah Althea-Hill agony is again
torturing San Francisco courts and the
reading public.
Several liberal members of the English
house of commons have joined the Irish
National League.
The injunction has not interfered with
ike Red River Valley road yet. Track
| laying will be commenced as soon as the
grading is finished.
Tie war department authorities have
received no official information on which
to base fears of serious outbreak among
the White River Utes.
A. LaBougere, a writer on Cri du Peo-
ple,and an officer named Melville, fought
duel with swords near Paris, Sunday.
Both we're severely wounded.
The weekly bank statement of the
Goth inst. shows reserve decrease of
$647,950. The banks now hold s., $780,
675 in excess of the 25 per cent. rule.
At Spokane Falls, last Friday, James
Ward killed neigkbor named John
Thorndyke, by first shooting him in the
head and finishing the work with ham,
mer.
Jerry White, the negro who brutally
assailed an aged lady Wednesday night,
at Valentine, Nebraska, was taken from
the Jail, Sunday morning, and lylched by
a mob.
Chamberlain and T. W. Russell have
withdrawn from the English unionjst
party in consequence Of the proclainling
Of the Irish National League by the gov
ernnent
Jake Pettijohn, who was sentenced to
death at Atlanta, Georgia, thirty years
ago and escaped by flight, has just been
arrested in Indian territory, and will be
taken back for execution.
The Canadian Pacific railway has OBJ
tanned temporary Injunction restraining
the Red River Valley road from crossing
the Canadian Pacific at Morris. The
papers have not yet been served.
A premature explosion in the Bobtail
mine, near Black Hawk, Colorado, last
Friday, resulted in the death of Andrew
II. Hahn and Charles Sch,lliner, and the
serious wounding of Russell Crosby.
The Bank of London, Ont, suspended
on the morning of Aug. Is. The bank
had a subscribed capital of $100O,O0O, of
which $223,588 is paid up. Very little
loss is anticipated by the stockholders.
The Daily News special from Des
Moines asserts that Senator Allison's
name will be suggested in the Iowa state
republican convention at Des Moines,
as the presidential candidate.
In Catania, Italy, during twenty-four
hours, ending last Tuesday night there
we're nineteen deaths from cholera; in Pa
lermo seventeen new cases and eleven
leaths; in Capria only a few new cases
are reported.
The United States government has re-
luested the release of the missionary,
Deane, who was arrested on the Island of
Ponape, contrary to Spain's agreement
% respect Protestant missions in the Car
,line Islands.
The motion argued before Judge La
'ombe last Saturday in New York by the
Oregon Transcontinental company, in
heir suit against the Northern Pacific
oad to file bill of supplemental pro-
'eedings, was granted.
A riot occurred last Friday at Ken
mare, County Kerry, Ireland, and the
mob attacked and stoned the barracks
vhere the police were quartered The
'olice charged with drawn swords upon
he rioters, injuring many and arrest :
ng number.
The English steamship, Madrid, which ]
allied from Philadelphia May 25, for s
london, via Bull River, South Carolina. |
7here she loaded cargo of phosphate
ock, has been given up for lost. She
7as commanded by Captain Matthew '
larson, who had with him crew of q